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I have never found an option for such a change myself. That doesn't necessarily mean there is "no way to do so", however, as I'm no master by any means. Only way I could think to do this would be overwriting the default <DIM> include with manual input formatted however you like. Not as...

2008 SP0 (2009 sitting on a shelf in the basement but the damn tech won't install it or bring it up so I can install it myself... or even unblock the patcher for me)

I semi-created what you had based on the known dimensions from your new picture, and clicked on.. View > Display > "Tangent Edges Removed" ... and they removed perfectly fine. It very well could be a graphical issue. I've had issues that made no sense in models before and stumped me for...

Sometimes when creating/editing a feature there's an option to "merge" it with the model... The bulk of the model is made from a single sketch using revolve, correct? And all the arcs are tangent to one another? Hmm. In my experience that should be enough to satisfy the feature into not showing...

This question has been a rather frequent one in my brief time here. Might I recommend using the search feature prior to asking a question. :) This thread should answer your question... http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=199521

Here's something quick I worked up... bout to leave work don't have much time left. But in the feature manager look for Reference Geometry pulldown to create both axis and plane features... Take a look at the jpeg for examples... sorry if it's shrunk down too much. I'm sure the others can help...

I think I'd create 1 master file with 3 configurations for each thread set and use a top level "Settings" sketch that controls the Dia and Length settings. Right click, edit sketch, change od, change length, save, choose thread, done. This file should easily float around 1mb... probably less...

I'm working on a master tee pipe fitting file that recalculates crotch fillets and such based on the dimensions chosen for the O.D.'s and wall thickness. The only way I found to update a fillet feature with any sort of equation was in the design table. I also use the design table to update...

I've never had a pleasurable experience with auto recover... The few times I've tried to use it, the copy it had backed up still lost me about an hour of work somehow. I try to save often, but once in awhile I do slip up and I'll lose maybe an hour of work... It used to be worse, I had to...

I recently changed my own method of doing things at work, but prior to the automated fitting model & drawing system I'm working on for shop drawings (lengthy name for a macro, haha), I had a folder tree setup... I work with pipe fitting drawings, fyi... > Engineering >> JobFolder1 >>...